Day: April 12, 2019

Return on investment (ROI) is an oft-cited goal in K12 arenas, but it is achievable? Morgan County School District found out how to do it.

Oakland Unified recently attracted statewide attention when its teachers won higher pay, smaller classes and more staff support after a seven-day strike. As attention turns

The desk-chair combination most often associated with school is growing closer to obsolescence as classroom furniture manufacturers discontinue models with in-demand flexible features like adjustable

More than 75 faculty members, staff and students at San Diego State University packed an open forum recently to demand answers of campus leadership about

In Superintendent Brent Woodard’s rural district, which covered the towns of Acton and Agua Dulce about 45 miles north of Los Angeles, enrollment in 2013

Seven state legislators are backing a proposal to make it easier for school districts to raise parcel taxes. The proposal would lower the threshold to

Escondido Union School District is considering forming a special tax district to help pay for upgrades to its aging schools. The funding system, called a

With nearly all 50 governors having delivered their 2019 speeches, Education Dive and the Education Commission of the States analyzed what they said about K-12

The most recent state data for California’s K–12 public schools indicates that overall enrollment is down slightly, while the number of Hispanic/Latino and charter school

EdSource’s new report on pension costs for California school districts details how financial obligations for districts doubled over the course of four years. After obtaining